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CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE STOREY BUILDING TO PROVIDE THREE UNITS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (CLASS E(G)), GENERAL INDUSTRY (B2) OR STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION (CLASS B8) USE, WITH ASSOCIATED ACCESS FROM WOODSIDE AND CAR PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

WOODSIDE WHITEHILLS WESTBY WITH PLUMPTON FY4 5PL

GrantedReference: 23/0395Fylde Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
31 May 2023
Validated
31 May 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Fylde Borough Council

Application overview

CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE STOREY BUILDING TO PROVIDE THREE UNITS FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (CLASS E(G)), GENERAL INDUSTRY (B2) OR STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION (CLASS B8) USE, WITH ASSOCIATED ACCESS FROM WOODSIDE AND CAR PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

Proposal details

Reference
23/0395
Ward
Wrea Green with Westby
Parish
Westby with Plumptons
Agent
MR TONY HILLS, Tony Hills Studio Limited

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Application location

WOODSIDE WHITEHILLS WESTBY WITH PLUMPTON FY4 5PL

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision27 Sept 2023View
Final ReportFinal Report27 Sept 2023View
Location and Proposed Site PlanAmended Plan15 Sept 2023View
United utilitiesConsultee Comment4 Sept 2023View
LLFAConsultee Comment29 Aug 2023View
Proposed drainage layoutInitial Drawing25 Aug 2023View
SW catchment layoutsInitial Drawing25 Aug 2023View
Trial Pit Location & existing drainageInitial Drawing25 Aug 2023View
Drainage StrategyBackground Documents25 Aug 2023View
Traffic Management PlanBackground Documents21 Aug 2023View
Westby with Plumptons Parish CouncilConsultee Comment21 Jul 2023View
Lancashire Fire and Rescue ServiceConsultee Comment23 Jun 2023View
LCC HighwaysConsultee Comment21 Jun 2023View
United UtilitiesConsultee Comment13 Jun 2023View
Application form redacted(1)ApplicationFormRedacted(1).pdf31 May 2023View
Design and Access StatementDAS Woodside.pdf31 May 2023View
Proposed ElevationsInitial Drawing31 May 2023View
Location & Site PlanSuperseded31 May 2023View

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